There are about a bazillion trees in the world, and there are about a bazillion things you can do with these tree vectors (I’m not spelling silhouette again, my fingers protested too much). Ain’t BittBox the bomb???
Free Vectors: Tree Silhouettes | BittBox.
By the way, I sure am glad that I wasn’t the grunt that was asked to path around that guy up there, jeeezus.
If you are lucky enough to own a Cricut cutter like I am, and haven’t had a single moment to play with it, like I haven’t, then maybe these will hold you over till you can get some good old fashioned tag making done – also from Pattern Head.
I always wondered how they got this kind of look on the t-shirts I’m always buying…guess those t-shirt guys are going to be out of business soon, because now that I know how to make them myself and I can choose all the particulars of the design, why buy at Wal-Mar….I mean Abercrombie…anyway, from BittBox….
Photoshop Tutorial: Destroyed Heraldry | BittBox.
I found this wonder set of photographs on But Does It Float. I have no idea what is being photographed, but they simply beautiful. I’m often inspired by SEM photography, I find it very powerful to take something that can’t be seen by the naked eye and bring it into focus for viewing by the masses, and while I don’t think this is that kind of photography, it doesn’t really matter, because it still conveys the sense of making the invisible visible.
Notcouture is really a great place to go and see a lot of really pretty things fairly quikly. I love the layout of the site, which is set up with 10 rows of five images on the page. The images are large enough for you to get a good look, and the text is small enough that if you’re there to see the pictures then it won’t bother you. If you find something you like and want to see more of, you click-tha-pic and you’re off to the originating site. No mess, no muss no fuss. I love popping over there and browsing 10 or 12 pages just to get my mind nice and stimulated for a good heavy think. So check it out and let ME know what you think….because I’m beginning to think I’m talking to myself over here.
Well I sure need to work on this one. I have a background at the moment, but it’s just a tile of an abstract piece I did a while back…which reminds me, I get the occasional comment on my Twitter Avatar and that it looks like something that was made by Chris Spoon of SpoonGraphics but actually I created it myself from a cool tutorial put together by Chris which you can find here.
Now that we’ve cleared that up, thanks to InspirationFeed for the quick how-to below.
How To Create A Custom Background For Twitter.
I am getting to the point where I am going to have to start figuring out how to put together a Portfolio site, so I went searching for some ideas an inspiration – this post shows 50 of them – from inspirationfee.
50 Unique Examples of Single Page Portfolios.
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Now here is a non digital display of beauty that will blow your mind. I love the Smithsonian Craftshow, and they post a ton of great object images online for you to drool over. What a great place to go for insight and inspiration. I highly recommend taking a few minutes to check it out!
The 2010 Smithsonian Craftshow.
This was a really great post from a couple weeks ago from CreativePro.com. A ton of great stuff here that any vector loving illustration fiend would want to get their hands on….so get choppin’!
I have so much information coming at me already, so I’ve never really used much in the way of RSS feeds, but there are lots of folks out there that live by them….so if you’re one of those people this post is for you. It’s part of Visual Swirl’s Design Community Connect series.
75 RSS Feeds Every Designer Should Follow: Design Community Connect (Part 2) – Visual Swirl.
